The Silver Screen Oasis

I'm feeling very envious of all these films you guys speak of. I'm an Ann Harding fan as well.

Hi Theresa! I should be envious since I haven't got any access to TCM or FMC

It's odd about "The Fountain" (1934), it's an RKO Radio film that belongs to the same library of most of the films that are being constantly aired by TCM-USA...and I bet I have seen it scheduled from time to time, at least some years ago...

feaito wrote:

charliechaplinfan wrote: If he had been dynamic, dashing and full of derring do it would have skewed the film against Lukas and I do admit if I could see in Brian Aherne what Ann Harding could see in him the balance would have been fine.

I bet that Ann's character preferred his men to be quiet, soft-spoken and introverts

Ann perhaps, not me

I found a beautiful photo.

Great photograph Wendy. She looks absolutely elegant.

Stunning picture WEndy

Thanks fer! I can't remember if our own Ann Harding used it for her avatar at one time? She had some stunning shots.

Not that one Wen.

Stunningly gorgeous photo, Wendy!

Sue Sue Applegate wrote:Stunningly gorgeous photo, Wendy!

It would make a great avatar ...

I guess I have to follow the advice... at least for a while. I am very attached to my James Abbe portrait from 1921.

It looks beautiful, a worthy rival to the James Abbe portrait

Christine...you look very glamorous! I'd like to know who took that pix.